Mr Charles Sibthorp
1783 - 1855Summary information for Mr Charles Sibthorp
Contributions
1830
AGRICULTURAL DISTRESS. Commons February 26, 1830
WOOL TRADE. Commons March 1, 1830
2 speeches — ABSENTEES. Commons March 1, 1830
NATIONAL, DISTRESS. Commons March 8, 1830
DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY. Commons March 16, 1830
STATE OF THE NATION. Commons March 16, 1830
DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons March 18, 1830
DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY—ADJOURNED DEBATE. Commons March 19, 1830
MISREPRESENTATION. Commons March 25, 1830
PENSIONS FOR THE HON. R. DUNDAS AND THE HON. W. L. BATHURST. Commons March 26, 1830
2 speeches — SUPPLY. Commons April 2, 1830
SUPPLY.—ASSESSED TAXES. Commons April 6, 1830
REPORTS OF THE PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT. Commons April 7, 1830
BEER TRADE. Commons May 4, 1830
SUPPLY. Commons May 10, 1830
NORTHERN ROADS BILL. Commons June 3, 1830
SUPPLY.—RECRIMINATION. Commons November 5, 1830
ABSENCE or MINISTERS. Commons November 8, 1830
THE ROYAL VISIT TO THE CITY. Commons November 8, 1830
THE METROPOLITAN POLICE. Commons November 18, 1830
PENSIONS AND SALARIES. — POSTMASTER-GENERAL OF IRELAND. Commons December 2, 1830
ADULTERATION OF BEER. Commons December 2, 1830
SALARIES, PENSIONS, NATIONAL DISTRESS. Commons December 6, 1830
SUPPLY — WINDSOR CASTLE. Commons December 6, 1830
SALARIES OF PUBLIC OFFICERS. Commons December 9, 1830
2 speeches — LOCAL COURTS OF JUDICATURE. Commons December 10, 1830
ASSESSED TAXES. Commons December 10, 1830
WEST-INDIA COLONIES—SLAVERY. Commons December 13, 1830
2 speeches — AMBASSADORS. Commons December 13, 1830
UNNECESSARY PLACES. Commons December 13, 1830
STATE OF THE LABOURING CLASSES—SPADE HUSBANDRY. Commons December 17, 1830
TAXATION AND TITHES. Commons December 17, 1830
2 speeches — CLERK OF THE ORDNANCE. Commons December 23, 1830
2 speeches — ADJOURNMENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Commons December 23, 1830
CIVIL LIST PENSIONS. Commons December 23, 1830
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